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` r I , 1 xt.117.131 B.lr.jis - rf If' ' ..;•' 4 ,- , . . ._ . , . ... 4 %. . , i ---- e 4' " ' - ic; A ‘ -%. k, , ., . .-Ac„ t • - • t . i • 74 , 1 , - ,t , 0 . . e. • r . NUR ''‘:A\ • • _ . - NUNIVER 5120,) THURSDA Y, FEBRUARY 9, 1800. ' C ;* 4 *- •THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . THIS "PRESENT . EVENING, -Feb. g, 1809, . Will be performed THE JEW. Sir Stephen Bertram, Mr. POWELL ; Charles karclifli, Mr. HOLLAND ; hederick Bertram, MIN S 1 DDON ; Sheva, Mr. BANNISTE It ' • • Mrs..' It ateli*. Mrs.' SPA RKS •, • Eliza Ratcliffe, Mrs. H. SI DDONS. After which (never, performed) a new Comedy, in Two Ails, • called • THE UNCONSCIOUS COUNTERFEIT. The principal Charatters by Mr. ELL'S - CON, Mr; DOWI'ON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. HOLLAND,, Mr. stovni, Mr. PLNLEY ' Miss•BOYCE, M r s. HARLOWE. • boxes 65. 'Second Price 35.-I'4 3s. 6d. Second Price Zs. Gallery as, SCCOLIti Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second' Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the lk xes to be taltenol Mr. Spring, at the Box. Office, Punell-street. Tile Doors to'be opened at , 11al1:'past FiVe, and begin 'at Half pas: Six. To.merrow," John Bull. On Saturday and Tuesday next, the Comedy of Man and • tile. An Opera is in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. • THEATRE ROYAL, IIAY-11ARKE'T. PTV-MORROW EVENING, Feb. aO, 1809 1 will be performed THE EXILE. The Music, Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations, arc entirely • new. The Overture and Music corn posed by Mr. Mazzinglii.. Couitt - Uirick (the Exile), Mr. POPE} ; ' • Governor of Siberi.l, Mr. MUN DE N ; Earon Altradolf, Mr. LISTON ; Count Calmar, Mr. INCLEDON • The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. I.ECER Sedoria, Mrs. GIBBS ; Alexinap Mrs. H. lotiNsTow ; Catharine, Mrs. DIt..:KONS ; Villager, Mrs. EMERY. in A d.ll. The Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth. WITH - - - y . 1$ FIE A MINCE ? Boxes 6s; Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 3s. ....Calicry as. .Secolid Price is. —Upper Gallery is. 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The simplicity of their. gonstruaion renders them the most Vpmplete Sofa and Bed for an Officer's Tent in Camp, or Apartments hi Barracks, and cannot tie put out of order. May be had, with every other Article of Army and Navy Equipage,. at Messrs. Pocock's, No. a 6, Southampton :greet; Covent•Carden. GRAND LOTTERY. FREE GIFT of ONE THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS the First Day, Numbers as follow : .3,001 • to . 3, to o 4, so t to - 4,600 • Swot to - so oo 5,50 L to 6,600 7,00 - to - to* %sox - to 11,600 9,00 to -9, too 10,501 - to - t 0.600 I t,OO - to 1 i t ooo IMO! • tO 2,60 e Also a FREE LIFT of FIVE HUNDRED •WHOLE TICKETS to the First-drawn above sal. the Second Day, Numbers as follOw 13,001 t g. . 13,1460. 74,501 - to - 14600 to .15,:c.a -16,50t . to . 16,600 17,00 l tO 17,100 The above Tickets may gum the whole of the follmthts CAPITAL PRIZES: of . X 20,000 .10,0ao Soo4 4000 Sao 4 . 2 • $ - 6 Jo Begins APRIL ►zth, 1%9, In consequence of the aboVeGitts of ►,Soo Tickets, tiers -are only ili,soo for Sale. 'Wickets and Shares are selling at all the Licenced Offices, ONE TAUUSAND FIVE HUNDRED STATE LOT . TERM TICKETS, . . Asa FREE CI FT in the PRESENT,I.OTTERN, which begins Drawing on IVednesday, .12111 of April. ' ••TICKETS and SHARES are now selling hi the , Second State.Lattery; the.Sclie;ne consists' of 20,00 q Tickets only, . with the additional FR E li: CI PT of the . pre tent Lontratiors of t0..,40 Whole Tic;kets, for the First-Ontwn - r_rize, either Whole or in Shares , that is drawn a n t h e Fi rst "aY above tcl. in addition to the'Prize that it will Otherivise be entitled to ; likewise soo Tickets, in like manner, for the Second Day of Drawing. without impoverishing the saial Scheme; therefore an early purr:hose iS recoininended by , rro- SIR LAMES liICANSCO:,I4.and Cp. prietors of the Lucky Lottery 0 (tires, No. r t ! _ Holborn ; 37, Corithill ; N R " .._0„ 3_, ....ayirsarker, Plec.dilly ; and at 4,40.'269, Strand ; where Nu. 708t:the lortutiate Number en. tilled to the C rand Prize of 5 , 00 Whole 'Pickets, on the Fir:,t bay ot drawing the last. State Lottery, was sold in one Hail, ' 6 , ne Quarter, one Eighth, a nd two Sixteenths; and wher e likewise the following Capital Prizes in the two last Years' Lotteries were sold in 63t Shares, tiarney, No. asp entitled to 40,0ee1. and the only Prize of that, . Amourit,ever Shared: , ' 12 4 1 9 £zc,ooo 3,256 . Ztomo iliac ,Cz0,000,.. 2 4,3 , 4 - 20,030 1.1,2e,t ... ei,,,000 22,9,9 - to,aop /.yi7 - 20 , 022 c, 7 . .2, 7 ta00 4t , A ,783 - 1009 430 —2) Goo • ~ ''. „,, .. . . With :10 Pti2g3,lgSovol. and -icsool. ,• , . 'Resides a great pr o p ort i e ,r of 5)01. tool, ke• ; and sundry, .titer capitals in t'orttll:l Lotteries, amountinif to upwittds of ONE MI I. LION , STE:RUNG - I _ . And the fortunate Adventgrers paid on drama& • . • ',. . iIICTUALLINt.OP'FICE, , yan.,26, 18, 9 . TH CO:141 MISSIONERSjor TICTUALLING flit.,lliajestyts -N4 do bereb.y girl Notice, Tbat.on Tuesday, the' t4th of Felt:lea& next,' thy will be ready to re., (rive tenders ill WI iting,se;led up), and tr.eat for Four Hun. died Chaldrans (each.coniitting of g 6 iluebelsteiProtehester .sure) of PITT's TANFIgLD MOOR coALs, or Coals of equal goodness ; to he delivered in a whole cargo, or Cargoes, : one half thereof at soon as ' possi3te, and the other haltin the space. of two Month:front the date of the Contrati; winds and weather permitting, alongside the Wharf of -Wit .1114e4y's Viaualling !'remises at Pb , mouth and Soutbdown ; and to he • paid for ly Bill:, piyable, with, 'lnterest, ninety days after date: `The Conditions of the Contratl play be seen at the Secretary's Office. No mart/Atoll,' be bad to any Tender in.whicb the hire shall *Dr 4c inserted i,ts nv.rds at length, or that sbalt not be delivered is the 11,:arT - 4,Vine One o'clock o>i Zhe saiJ Ttli.xdo i 'lbolt Nib q.. 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